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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
ICDJDENT ON TIE BOSTOy AND MAINE.

BosTos Oct tSpectaD.-An accident happened on tho
Boston and Maine road at Gloucester this morning ny
which great loss of life narrowly ayertcd Inc
story telegraphed from Gloucester exhibits phen'ne
nal carelessness or lack OF knowledge or tno
moving of the trains which is scarcely credible
John j. Parsons cxMayor OF Gloucester, has contract
to move the old High School building across the track 10
Maplewood.ave Last night the building was near
the track and this morning, about minute peforo
the train due Parsons htchcd his horses 10 go
Ills horses were about feet beyond tho track whoD
tho crossi discovered him and ordercu MIN
back Just then train came along at fnil speed
srEn ng the chain and wrecking the rearrucks OF no
engine thro wing on tho track The PASSENGERS
were thrown violently forward In their seats, put es
oaped uulnured They were PAM stricken Tor ume
stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

EIcIIMoSD oct. tSpecdO.-In the United states
Circuit Court hero today, Judge Hugh L' bo1n PI0
siding Rufus A. Ayers, At Atorncy-Gcneral oil virginia
wa, fined 300 for contempt OF court ami the irSh'
wa, ordered 10 keep him IN custody uhl tho hno oo
paid The circumstance Of the case arc mat inc
bourbon legislature OF Virginia ordered inc atoi'
of the state to bring suit against parties 'ehu'i's
Virginia tax rccc, able coupons ior sate ducS "hch "
f. cvrrvwberc known that the United states supreme
court has decided that these coupons arc "ra
tender. judge Bond issued temporary c'''"'"''7
o,ler AGAINST these coun attorneys when ul'y' Ill
some cases. havo disobcycd, and the Attorney "en'r'
comes in for his part OF the blame with the ABOVE re-
sut Tho two coun y attorneys wcrc hhou a'"
ordered to dismiss all suits against all persons wa"
Nrguia will 20 to Washington on Monday & loI ma
cnrnus from tho Uni ed States supreme N""i'
,Ic,ision I'm. created remarkable excitement an"us
younr LAWYERS and tho politicians of the Dco'r s,o h
Marty who say that judge Bond Is worhihS m' w. ,i.e
Eruullican nary and not in the interest VI ), ,hey
In The state Office the bosses are retoo,N, % % mir
frar that injury TO he Democratic party wa i ,n',
a their lreislation will cripple the revenue oi INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
SIGNOR CRISPl "BRINGS PEACE"

VfEWS OF A RUSSIAN OKGAN On TIE EECINI
MEETING AT FGIEDRiCHsRUHE.
ROME Oct S-signor Crispi, ;he Italian Prime Minis
ter has returned 10 this city from fncdnchSiuhci
whcro he went to visit Prince Blsmar X. lie Wa
met at the station By tho Minister Of Marine, and hs
first words TO the latter were q bring peace"
BKUssLLs, oct. g." Is NOrd," tho Russian organ
published here, referring 10 the recent conference AZ
Friedrichsube between Prince Bismarck and SlehOf
Clispi tho Italian Premier, says: Piln'o H-ibdi'
knows that no EurOlean alliance can compensate Ger
many I'm tho for hostility ON The part Ol luad
sgnOr CrSp, 1t Will be found, has been trnat very
cOIrt e1usly, but has received Neutrality-suspicious. ol
prudence rather than encouragement 10 uhdcridh
adventures promises OF territorial agg1aidZeHeh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
THE HOMELESS POOR OF LONDON.


THEY PARADE THROUGH TIE WEST End AND
HOLD A MEETING IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE
LONDON, oct. S-rwo hundrci OF the homeless uncn'
ployed persons who sleep night In Trafalgar square,
today paraded III boly through the principal streets In
the West End They carried black baauor bearing IN
white letters the inscription, We will have work or
bread" largo force of police mounted and on foot ac
companled the procession which eventually ret rncd 10
Trafalgar Square and with the followers at!rac ei held
a meeting. The orators who addressed the assclnbige
described the hardship OF the lot OF th se whose ohy
resting place London at night is public square, ahd
declared that the ONLY means they hal OF drawing hc a.
ten lon of the public to their condition Nv slch
demonstrations as thcy had just made. Tn- NEE inS
adopted resolution TO rcassembe IN the same pace
Monday. and 10 continue to parade daily until rce
afIOrlcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
MEN SENT OUT TO MEET STANLEY.

LONDON, oct s.-Adviccs from Zanzibar state that
news OF staney's expedition has spread among the
tribes Albert Nyanza. King Mwanga. who Is sti
cht ne iuhapng the country south Of Albert
Nyanza sent messengers to Emin Bcy to obtain infor
nation regarding the expedition. Mwsnga seeks TO
the support OF Emn Bey. The approach OF Stanley
WILL therefore. tend 20 pacihcae Uganda.
Emn Bey has sent squads Of ton each 10 meet
Stanley one squad will 10 the southern shore Of Al
bert NyanzA and the other TO Mhagi military post
which Emin Bcy established at about the middle oi the
west shore OF the lake The latter de achment Will
thence advance westward across the Blue Mountains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
DIS1ING UISHED MEN LEAVING CHICAGO
CHARGES or BRIBERY WHICH HAVE CAUSED SEW
LRAL IEKsnNs 10 GO 10 ECKOPE.


EgAL PERSONS TO GO TO EUROPE.
Cuic,Go Oct. : tSJociar.- Attorney Grinncl
viii not his present office until his successor is
elected. This win give him nearly months in
which hc can finish mp the county Doodle business
and other cations be prosecuted by his
successor II l. stated that a special grand jury will
soon be lmpanellcd 10 investigate certain charges
against al rgcd boOdcrs I'm the city and In or two
suburban towns. sheridan, who suddenly and mys
terOusly disappeared from hIs home In this city, Is
believed to be- making tour OF the country, Ike the
famous journcyngs OF Me schneider and Butcher
Bpper, and II IL expected that when wanted he VIII
appear before a grand jury and tell all he knows re-
garng city Doodle affairs. Should indictments be
found, IL also expected that sheridan will 20 upon
the stand and testify against the bOodlcrs who may
be- put on trial. one case be investigated relates
to the granting Of franchise a certain corporation
for which the corporation is said to have put up
4l3s,OOO In the hands of alderman now travelling
In Europe be paid by him three city officials and
one cxcltv official a. soon the ordinance passed.
The ordinance did pass and the money paid over
to the four men. According to the story, they kept
was distributed among other Oiical. who helped the
scheme. But the ordnance vetoed and the other
fellows wanted money, and one OF them let
the cat ont OF the bag. and II j. said Is ready 10 cor
rubOrdtc whatever testimony may be given Dy ehefl-
dan. Another case, almost a. Interesting lnNoiNt'
the agent OF corporation 'hd now run 5,,
RAJ road. lie stated to have been met one Monnsy
evening by an agent Of the gang to whom he trans
fcrrrd the snug sum OF SlOOoOo Ot thls lhc hr'H,
i aid fo have pockctcd 100000 and distributed
100000 among the other bOOdielS. certain e'hhc
men, now solournng In Europe are SAID To Know
ali about these transactions, and they are not cApcV'"
home until the statute of Limitation, ehancs tncn,
return. The departure OF one or TWO oli'I Echsio
men trip across the sea may De iooAVu i io NJ
a grand jury Is summoned To make tAo '4c''"i '"N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
4 LUy4TIC WIrH MANY FAMOUS FRIENDS
HARRY :. DURNALL CLAIMS EVARIs AND CONN.,
LISG As MS FAIENDs, But Is SENT BACK 10
THE ASYLUM.

LING As HIS FRIENDS, But Is SENI BAth 10
The ASYLUM.
PnrrApELPiII,, oct s.-Ilarry :. Durnall, VINO
claimed to be "A member of the Washington bar, came
before judge Ircgy yesterday for hearing upon writ OF
hobc,s coruI,s he having been committed to the Penn
sylvania IIosptd for the Insane, on the certificate OF
two physicians. May Il last Durnal, VINO Is me-
looking man. in the prime of life. claimed that lie had
hccn uniuSty restrained OF his liberty, ana related
long story Of his intimacy with Mcssrs. Conklng and
Eyarts and other prominent officials at Washington lie
said he had been employed in the Census Bureau and
Patent Onicc aud gave an account or what he cacd
valuable brief Of the law which should have governed
the Electoral Commission In settling the Presidential
contest between Hayes and Tilden. This document
excited the attention Judge Taft who recommended
the author to Nh Evarts and John Sherman
Mr. Durnall then rambled of into statement OF his
intimate relations with Mr. Conkling whose door was
on one occasion closed against him; but upon being
pe ersiseni he at last ushered in MT Cohhihg lct
him with the remark: have been dying TO see you
Durna could not understand why ne hau prch ~ I.
fined lie thought he had been poisoned Dy ms
brother and wifc," but he was now well ana shoulu
have his liberty The unfortunate man admitted ll ne
had been confined I'm the Flatbush Asylum New iorR
said he while there person whom ho ihoRhl
10 he President Hayes The President was In depora
BILE condition. with his limbs exposed. Whch hfst seen
he eating soup, AMI next gay, Durhah WIS 'o' W
the attendant that Hayes was dead A., n...,
DR. John B Chaplin. physician III cnci nl tho .nii'y
yana HOSPITAL testified that lie regarded tne relhtor us
a DANGEROUS at the time or his admission 10 lle III
stitution had suspicious In regard 10 ms 1000 re-
tanned those suspicious ye' ana ,nous"t rs n1 % hsna
placed there by his mother lie was no" w ius @
but might have u relapse and i was not sae , 10 nis
charge him. Judge Breezy remanded Duinah paoA "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
rpyyyo TO WRECK CROWDED TRAIN.

CHICAGO, Oct s-A dispatch to The Times from Sioux
City, Iswa, says: An attempt was madc last nignt W
wreck the YanKton passenger train on tho milwaukee
and st. Paul Road, ona curve mile tnls siae ., Ella
po,r, nv ,as,.n,ne an oak tie on the track The en-
gneer discovered obstruction TOO late 70 stoP put
luckily the train not derailed over ovo Peopee
crowded into the coaches and had the designs OF
the villains been accomplished the loss OF ifo woaa
have been frightfu. shsriTs posse Is In pursuit u
the perpetrators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
rOD TRATFIcKIND TN FRENCH DECORATIONS

TOE TTAFFICKINC IN FRENCH DECONAIIONo.
PARIS oct. g. Genera, Cafarel, who wa yesterday
suspended from tho position OF Chief Of the War De
partment Stat, Madame Slmousin, and Baron kreit'
MAYER a German Iavo been arrested for selling cVi'
decorations General Caffarcl has been committed to
a military prison. lie will be tried by Council oi
war. II is reported that besides Madame slmousih
and pamn Kreitmaycr General A uban and senator
are implicated with General Ca'aiel All the accused
nersnns strenuously protest Their lnnOcence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
MrAGRE AMENns FOR \ WOUND.

PARIS. oct. s.-Count Won Munster the German Am
ba-sador requested VI ioulcns 20 convey - Lieu
tenant wangeu the regrets Of tic German Government
for his suicrlngs Lieutenant Wlngca one oi the
party Of Ircuc. sport-mrn VINO we're red upn h 'rl
inan frontier guard, at ao sur Iuc lie "a-s ver ~
wounded In the thigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
BAIL REFUSED THE ENNIS PRISONERS.
HELD ON THE TESTIMONY OF THE ISFORMER CAL

LINAN-wAIL OF A TORY ORGAN.
DUBLIN. Oct Sat Ennis to day tho prisoners under ex
animation for completely In the murder OF Constable
Wheehan on the testimony of Cainan, heinIorIner
committed for trial. Bail was refused The populace
checred the prisoners they led back to the Gal
way Jail They all protested their Innocence. An appeal
will be taken to the Court o. Queens Bench 10 admitthen
bail.
The ErpTcss Tory organ. complains that the Govern
mem Is rresoute H. its enforcement of the crimes Act
and that II either shiIks action courts dcfrl
Does the Government The Express asks. really mean 10
enforce the acti Continuing The paper says: " tlru
wanted TO carry out the law and AIR. Balfour
lnuAt come 10 Duhlin."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
cocr.r1sr p1ACARDs UNHEEDED.

BRUSSELS, Oct. S-Thc Socialists recently posteo
number Of placards throughout the city, sumiiohhs
workmen to assemble at tho Court House Ior no pui
poso of attending the trial Of the Socialist Morcau
Tbeir Intention evidently was to disturbance,
INT their efforts were abOrtive. No cro"us Oh woIA
men gathered, and the trial was conduc.ed quicuS'
Moreau was septcnced TO two years imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
LOTTERY TICKETS SEIZED.

ST. THOMAS. Ont. oct. s.-Thc Customs Depart
ment here to-day seized the st. Thomas consignment
OF Louisiana Lottery tickets, The drawing OF which
takes place on October -. ard are holding them
pending instructions from Ottawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

s.. PErERsBCKG. oct. s.-Ihe JpUrJ,dt de II Iftcrs-
bong referring to the article published ia The N0rD.
German Ga-cftc signor Cr-ps interview with Prince
Bismarck says: Europe desires peace, hut II must
be based on the trcae, forming the law o. nations ANY
work aspiring 10 cOn-o dstc pc ce must MAINTAIN me
treaties ami them wherever thcy have been
tuflugcd"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
THE SULTAN OF MOROCCO STILL ALIVE.


IMPROVING.
LONDON, oct s-The sultan of Morocco is not dead
Notwithstanding that dispatch from 1angicr yeStcr
day reported his dcath and the accession of his son
10 the throne dispatch received to-day from
Tangicr says Is officially announced that the Sultan
j. only alive but that his condition is better than
il has been for some DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

App0yyTuEyTs BY COM4AYDBR-TN-CHIEFR REA.
MrssKApoLIs. Mimi, Oct S.-CommanderinChieI
Reaof the of tho Republic this afternoon an
nounced the following appolntments fa
Daniel Pish, Minneapolis 1on
Savior Philadelphia; Gensrsi hecioek
g. Vsazy. Rutland, Vt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
REVOLT OF CHINESE TROOPS.

LONDON oct s.-Intelhgcncc has been recciVoo
here that an emcutc has occurred among The ohihe7
soldiers stationed in Dublaschan, on mo Russo
Chinese frontier several officers were murdered.
A quantity of ammunition and a sum Of money D'-
lonan4 TO the Government wcrc seized ny III"
rHutimers The Connmnder' in4- lief Of the troops
was panics stricken and He'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
THE AMEER IN DESPERATE STRAITS.

ST, PETERSBURG, Oct S.-The Russian lh'"Iu'
the organ of the War Oflce, says that Ayouo hna"
has reached Chazin. Ills influence, the paper ~ds'
h.s an serousIv affected the situation I'm Mghanlst an
that the Ameers position in Cabul has become ono
of extreme difficulty, and he evidently doubts 9 i VI
sbIes To Khanai-Bad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
srycyDE GALESBURG DENTISTS WIFE


Nrw.uAyEN oct. tspcciaD.-Mrs. Al"inaSoh oi' NJ
widow Of Dr. A. Clark, practising dchtist III ""'
burg. ill committed suicide at thc ho"so Vi ~
brothcr n law, Massena Clark OF this city Oh "eu'
day, by shooting herself through INC ho"" "
Clark died while visit to this city iast August "'
since that time Mrs lark has been III sa'e Vi u'cp
melancholy. 1t was arranged that sho shouu 'i'o
with her son, Nelson Clark, Of Troy ana ABOUT '"o
weeks ago she went to tnat city. Shortly aiter hor
arrival at Troy, she suddenly disappeared ana q ie"
DAYS later arrived In this city, and persis'eh'V ~
led 10 mako any explanation OF her strange coniuc'
suspcctng that she was insane, her brOthcrihIa
searched her saiche 10 If he could find any weapon
or poison. lie found nothing ON Wednesday h'Orh
ing the Clark family were suddenly startled by the
sound of a pistol shot In Mrs. ,larks room. The
lacked and barricadcd door to her apartments was
hr,ken omen and she was found with bullet hole IN
her side She hugcrod until yesterday, when she
Licd. go -. ~, ,i.,..hos
After Mrs Clark disappeared tgom Troy dispatches
were sent In all dlrcctons tO Obtain hows OF her
hlef ia lenmn, OF This city, received such Dispatch
II was answered By Massena Clark who asked her son
Ia came hero and see his mother. Nelson clark was
an the house when the fatal shot was hred The
clark family are wealthy and influential They sue
ceedcd In keeping tie affair from tho public until this
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

evidently taken place early I'm the nigh. II Is not
believed that he committed suicide, bu how the shoot
Ing occurred IL unknown The family of the de-
ceased man 1.-Two In Oglcnsburg, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
sryrx rEAsAxrs nEvornLn BY wolvEs.

BrcmARE.r oct s.-Twelyc peasants who lett The
town Ptc.t nyc miles hlrthwr-' of thi- ctV %
destroy the wEich est the district were over
poysrsd bv the animals aud of them were ue-
yourel The remaining I'VE csca apcd badly manglci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

When Collector Magoncs attention was called TO inc
matter said that, far lie aware, the state
mcnts we're without foundation II was merely the
r.ns,tion OF An old story and in his opinion only ca
nard IL was matter that directly before the aP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
VIOLENT DEATH OF AN EX-CoNsUL.

OTTAWA, Oct 81. d. Raymond, United nta"s
Consul in this city about twenty years ago. was iouha
dead this morning In McCrady soh's tannofy q.
Broekyille, with buAes hole In his side Death ha@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

,NoT-rRy INTO THE LOSS OF TIE CALIFORNIA
OTTAWA, Oct. e.-Tbe Minister or Marine mas
ordered an official inquiry into tho recent wicch o'
,,a ,rons,.r California The investigation will prob
ABLY be held In Toronto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

LEW VAYDERPOOL RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
Tho examination of Lew Vandcrpooi, the alleged
literary executor Of George Sands, charged by the
money under false pretences, came off yesterday at
Oyster Bay L. l., before Justice Chipp and resulted
In yanderpoos discharge ON the ground that tho jus
tice had Jurisdiction In the matter, the crime
any, was committed in New-York. Tho complain.
ants viii push the matter, therefore, In tho courts OF
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
THE CHOLERA IN MEssINA.

ROME oct. Sin Messna during the last twenty f'Hr
hours there been seventeen new cases OF cho!crh
aud deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
-,,v,r1cANr ALLIANCES OF THE 0hEAl
uoNA CONTINENIAL POWERS.

,rsTRIA AND ITALY AGAINST RUSSIA
GERMAN. rcr-Nrw ASPECT OF IHE EAST
rRN QuEsTIoN-MoHocco- = bOh'M",AN n'a
vrrcTIONs THE GOVERNMENTS
r1Asco IN IRELAND - THE
CHURCH CONGRESS.
IBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE1
The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-14
The Odd Fellows Grand ball.

The committees having in charge the
grand ball which is to be given on the even.
ing of the c7th inst. in honor Of the meet.
ing Of the Grand Lodge Of l. o. o. F. in
this city are working energetically in per-
fecting arrangements to make it the grand.
est success ever witnessed in Dillon. 1t is
anticipated that large crowd will be in at
tendance, and as the small halls in the
city will not accommodate the people at.
tending Mayor White has generously ten.
dered the new Dillon Opera House to the
Odd Fellows for the ball. Work on the
building is being pushed rapidly BY Con-
tractor McCune and his crew Of fast brick.
layers, and Eli Smith, who has the contract
for the wood work, will Immediately put
on an extra force Of men, so that the hall
will be ready in ample time. The hall
will have capacity to accommodate large
company.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-14
Teachers Institutes No Good.

The Helena Board OF School Trustees,
at late meeting. waded into the practice
Of holding Teachers Institutes during
school terms quite vigorously. AS the &C.
ton Of the board is something new it will
be Of interest to the School Trustees of
Beaverhead County. The board granted
Helena school,narms a vacation Of three
days to attend The Lewis and Clarke Coun.
ty Institute, and then passed the following
resolution: "Resol1,ed, It is the sense of
the board that hereafter the teachers Of the
Helena graded schools should not be re.
quired to attend County institute held
during school term, and that in our judg.
ment the benefits derived to the district
from an Institute at that time will not
compensate for the injury done the schools
consequent upon the interruption to school
work."
The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-14
PERSONALS.

Lawyer Duffy was down from Butte.
6. G. Beckwi,h, of Melrose, paid Dillon,
call.
Assessor Lon Pickett has been in the
city several days.
Barney Marshall made spin from Sher.
idan to this city.
Amos Purdum, Of Melrose, gave the
tribune CALL
A. F. Wright. merchant at Bannack, is
in the city to-day.
John c. Robinson, of Butte, attended the
term Of District Court.
Col Sharp, one Of the leading attorneys
of Butte, is in the city.
Rev. G. c. Frost, Of Butte, made brief
visit among Dillon friends.
Robt. b. Smith will 60 to Virginia City
next Monday to attend District Court.
Judge Lawrence A. Brown, and Mrs.
Brown, Of Blue Wing, were in the city for
a day.
Alderman Brainard and Mrs. Brainard
went to Glendale yesterday TO attend a
wedding.
Rev. Mr.. Ingersoll, Of Wisconsin, is the
ly-appointed pastor Of Grace NJ. E.
Church in this city.
Chairman Brown, of the County Com
mtssioners, attended the sittings Of the
Board of Correction.
DR.. Schmalhausen, Of Virginia city, pass.
ed through Dillon on his return from Wis.
it to st. Louis and Chicago.
Rev. F. E. Bostwick returned Saturday
evening from brief tour, taking in Butte,
Bozeman and Virginia City.
General Manager Knippenberg, of the
Hecla Co. at Glendale, made an argument
before the Board Of Correction.
Rev. R. F.. Smith, the Presiding Elder
Of this district, occupied the pulpit of
Grace NJ. E. Church last Sunday.
| Tom Jones' attention is called to the
fact that Tom Hamilton, the successful
practical joker, is in from Bannack.
Miss Flora Duncan, who has been at.
tending school at Evanston, Illinois, pass
ed through the city this morning on her
way to her home at Sheridan.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-14
Grand Lodge of !. o. &. II.

The Grand Lodge Of Good 1emplars OF
Montana has been in session at Butte this
week, with good attendance Of delegates
and guests present Miss Nellie Marshal;
represented Prosperity Lodge OF Dillon
Yesterday the Grand Lodge elected the
following officers:
G. G. ,T.-Iohn X. Comfort, of Twin
Bridges.
&. Counselor T.. Baggs, of Stey-
cnsvil.c.
G. O. T.-Miss Susie +. Priest OF He.,
ena.
G. S. !. T.--Mrs. Hattie Hunter, o.
Boulder.
e. S.-Mcssena Bullard, Of Helena
G. T.--P. B. Mills, of Boulder.
Wickes was selected as the mex, place o:
the meeting of the Grand Lodge.